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Both Female Leads make major decisions about their future based on "love".

Be Yourself is about college life where as AIWFLIS focuses more on relationships

Somewhere only we know is also about a group of dormmates who are just figuring things out....It has alot of similarities with 'Be Yourself' but in my opinion, SOWK feels a lot more mature.

SIMILARITIES
1. It has the whole different love interest aspect...
2. The rich girl who has a strained relationship with her dad...
3. The guy one of the FL's loves loving one of the other girls in the dorm...
4. the completely clueless and mostly spoiled by the other doormates girl...

To be honest I prefer SOWK a little more because it feels a lot more realistic and the friendships seemed more genuine.

No doubt, Yang yang is the real gaming God. His portrayal in Love O20 was the best. It feels like you think of him easily if you just mentioned "Gaming". Both stories has a distinct similarities since the concept of the series were about online gaming. Unlike the other series which shows competitive side of E-sport gaming, the characters of both series only engaged in online gaming for pure fun and entertainment. Both FL are known to be pretty and famous with guys but the only differences is their skills in terms of playing.

If you love e-sport themed drama series with a spice of romance and comedy, then, I both highly recommend this two for you to watch. It was all worth it. Both stories gravitates easily for its vibrant and likable characters and engaging narratives. Both female leads were the biggest strength in the story since they both explore the industry known to be dominated by the male population. As they follow the path on achieving their dreams, Female leads also developed mutual relationship with the team's captain.

Bickering romance, stoic male lead, energetic heroine... Both stories are somewhat similar. Supporting characters do not fall behind the lead characters and they shine in their own way. Design to delight women empowerment, both series expounds the value of friendship, teamwork and success.

They are both interesting to watch, amazing plot and likable characters. Both female characters are strong willed and intelligent in their own way especially in terms of decision making. Male Leads has their own charm and they're both HOT. At first, they tend to be cold, and distant to our female lead but as time goes by, they lowered their defenses. As for Prince Xin, he ignores her first, but he easily believes in Yun Xi after she treated his wounds. Same as the General, he was oblivious at her but he trusted her easily since she was his wife. Both stories depict arranged marriage and then falls in love after.

- both hate to love
- in our secret, the female lead moves to the new school but in please classmate, 2 schools combine into one
- smart and average student falls in love
- families get to know each other
- studying/high school
- smart student helps average student get better in studies
- smart and average student sit near each other

Both drama’s center around female painters during the Joseon (please forgive my spelling if it’s incorrect) era where being a woman with such an occupation is taboo. They both meet a male lead, who helps guide their talent so that they can excel.

Three individuals with flaws and traumas and how they overcome these. Healing drama with healthy as in supportive relationships.

Game & Gore. It's japanese specialities. No need to think twice. U have no choice but to keep winning to survive. Your kids might not want to play with the toys anymore

ancient investigation type drama. although under the power is more political and demon out of chang`an is more about the investigation side , the overall feel of both drama`s is the same

Many scenes from Hello, Me! reminded me a lot of Hi Bye, Mama!, especially because the two shows depict a supernatural event that deeply affects the lives of a variety of people. What's more, both of them deal with parting.

the main similarity between the 2 dramas was that they both revolve around one character dying but becoming a ghost to deal with their problems before being able to be reborn.

Both of these shows are miniseries about personal issues that teens face. They both deal with pretty intense topic for the theme and they both deal with them perfectly. The main character is slightly naive and she has a strong group of friends, plus a super supportive boyfriend. I would say 17.3 deals more about sex and It’s Okay deals with more feminist issues.

Although these two seem very different, they actually have the same title with the title referencing the same thing: the mistiness/fogginess/obscurity of human emotions and interactions. Over all, Misty is better written and produced, but here are some other similarities:

- Not fluffy, more melo/dark.
- Complex female lead with layers who seems like she has it all but is actually struggling quite hard, both against the world and herself
- Complex male lead who is very in-love with female lead but strained relationship
- Couple that is essentially married in name and goes through relationship development
- Complicated political/workplace/societal environment with focus on the darkness behind the glamourous life of upper class

I don't really know how to describe it other than same vibe/aesthetic. Like there's a similar colour palette. Beautiful cast, funny moments a love triangle.